Cambridge IGCSE Result 2027: Release Dates for March, June and November Series

Cambridge IGCSE works differently from Indian boards. There is no single “result day” for the year and no public website where you type a roll number. Results are tied to the exam series you sat and are released through your school.

Three series, three result windows

Cambridge publishes the exact release date for each series in its key dates calendar. Your school’s exams officer knows it well in advance.

How the result reaches you

1. Release to schools: on the release day, Cambridge makes results available to schools through its secure online system.
2. Release to students: schools can give each candidate a login for the Candidate Results Service, where you see your own grades online. Many schools also email a provisional statement.
3. Statement of results: a provisional document issued through the school.
4. Certificate: the final certificate is sent to the school some weeks later. Collect it and keep it safe; replacements are not issued in the same form.

What you need on result day

• Your candidate login details from the school, not a roll number.
• Your centre number and candidate number for reference.
• The time of release as told by the school, since it depends on Cambridge’s schedule and the school’s own process.

Why the March series matters for Indian students

Students finishing Class 10 want results before junior colleges and Class 11 sections fill up. A May result fits Indian admission calendars far better than an August one. If you are moving from IGCSE to an Indian board or junior college for Class 11, ask about provisional admission against the statement of results.

If you want a result reviewed

Cambridge calls this an enquiry about results. It can be a clerical re-check or a review of marking, and it must be submitted by the school before the deadline for that series. Grades can go up, stay the same or go down.

Retakes

You can retake a subject in a later series through a school or as a private candidate where a centre accepts private entries. Entry deadlines fall months before the exam, so decide early.

To understand the grades on your statement, read Cambridge IGCSE grades explained.